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To: bikepacker67

We had a great thread about this subject yesterday.

My take. The officials were outrageously bad, but when the time came, Pittsburgh came through.

Teams have to overcome this stuff, but sometimes it is impossible. You know like the tuck rule! Seattle could have overcome, but alas, we all will have to listen to the loud mouth Steelers for a year.

I'll never forget the Patriots telling the Steelers to "cancel those reservations" back in 2001 after they beat them in the AFC Championship game.

The Steelers are a trash talking team, but they played good when it counted, and they did not call the bad penalties.


7 posted on 02/07/2006 5:02:20 PM PST by Radix (I really love the liberals they put the FUN in funerals.)
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To: Radix
Your rationale is ridiculous. "When the time came Pittsburgh came through.....???????????????????? Sure they did. They had every advantage given tto them by the refs including field position, downs, penalties, call-backs, mystery calls.

Play the game even and Seattle won the game 24-21. Play it your way and mental disease is exposed!

21 posted on 02/07/2006 5:09:22 PM PST by Doc Savage (Of all these things you can be sure, only love...will endure.......................)
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To: Radix

The refs made more big plays for the Stealers than did the Stealers. More yardage too, when you factor in the disallowed downfield yardage lost and add in the penalty yards.

The Not Fair League got what it wanted. All Stealers fans, players and personnel know the game was handed to them. Few will care.


301 posted on 02/08/2006 9:21:26 AM PST by citizen (Yo W! Read my lips: No Amnistia by any name! And the White House has a fence around it!)
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